St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clsarings yesterday amounted to
1925, 205.4I.
George n. Morgan post gives a picnic at
Mlnnetonka to-day.
June 2S the railway Office clerks of Mime
apohs and ST. Paul will have picnic at Lake
Park.
Dinner will be furnished those attending
the millers picnic Saturday at the Lake Park
hotel.
AT the Simpson M E. church the Lucy
Hayes Loyal Legion gave pleasant concert
last evening.
ID, Daughters of Rebekkah, give festival at
20S Central avenue.
Rev. A. r. Graves, Judge l. Atwater, c. M.
Hardenberg and Richard Martin have been
reelected trustees Of st. Barnabas hospital.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence so
ciety will meet in full regalia at Catholic as
ISOLATION hall Wednesday evening and will
go from there to st. Paul.
The game of base ball between mines from
the PlllSbury and Washburn mills will be
feature OF the millers' picnic at Lake Mime
tonka Saturday. G. M. Gilbert will be UNI
pire.
The special committee of the board of
county commissioners having in charge the
Lake street bridge matter will go to st. Paul
to-day and confer with the Ramsey county
commissioners.
1t has been decided to have each labor
then have all those delegates, 100 or more,
meet Sunday next and perfect arrangements
for the labor picnic to be held Monday,
Aug.S.
Ed A. Stevens, clerk of the board Of park
commissioners, yesterday caused the arrest
of A. Nordell and E. johnson, whom he
found were building a boat house within the
line of the Hennepin avenue boulevard on
Lake Calhoun. The case comes up Friday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
,-lO 11fa,,, Il
Aldrach and Kate F. Armstrong; Ole Ander.
son and Annie Olson: James III. Penney and
Fannie A. GILES; NJ. J. Shelley and Josie
Malone; Hans Lee and Bertha Foss.
The 355 school teachers in the Minneapolis
public schools will cease teaching the young
ideas Friday, and will rusticate until Sept 5,
when the schools will reopen. There will
then be 3S7 teachers. There are nearly 500
applications for positions on file with Supt.
Bradley. Il, ,.f
At the meeting held Sunday June u, by
Div. No. 1, A. o. H., the following officers
were elected for the incoming year: z. j.
Rooney, president; Dan o. Brien, vice presi-
dent; Thomas O'Neill recording secretary;
Joseph Walsh, financial secretary; Francis
Conway, treasurer.
Late sunday night W. F. Waldron, of 2O2
Fourth street north, died suddenly from
heart disease The funeral will take place
tomorrow from his late residence. Mr..
WaldYon has been in Minneapolis about five
years, and leaves q Wlfe ana three cnllQren.
He was fifty-five years OF age. =
Coroner Hill yesterday morning held an in
quest over the remains of Thorwold Nelson,
the bricklayer who died Sunday from injuries
received by the falling of a scaffold while
working on a building at the corner of Lake
street and Fifteenth avenue south, Thurs
day, June 2. Contractor Tarp testified that
Nelson disregarded instructions, and the
jury brought in verdict that his death was
caused by his own negligence.
The following Minneapolis druggists will
nesota Pharmaceutical association which
meets at New Ulm to-day: S. w. Melendy,
T. F. Stark, George HUM, E. T. Allen,
George Churchill, E. P. Sweet, j. J. Holz-
chun, H. c. Recke, Peter Mark, j. P. Gilmore,
Strohmeyer, j. W. Bower, W. X. Hicks, j. c..
Eliel, W. C. Colbrath. l.: N. Patterson,
Thomas Gardner, j. c. Hening, W. D. King,
Mr.. Valentine and Mr.. Schumpic.